My pen is a weapon I hide behind, painting the world in black ink, opening doors to the future, and closing the doors from my past.
My pen is my significant other, the way is caresses my fingertips, and playfully teases until just the right moment.
My pen is my closest friend, laughing at all my secrets, and is at times too honest, because it knows that deep down the criticism makes me stronger.
My pen follows me everywhere, to adventurous lands, or just for an afternoon in the city park, listening to the red haired man play his baby grand, witnessing squirrels begging to shake my hand.
My pen can hum the rise and fall of the waves, and spin word mimicking the sand in between my toes, and tell tall-tales of blanket forts on rainy days.
My pen is an extension of me, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.